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PARIS, June
two are mime more lilisz-‘i‘ully in
treat ins,
are.
STATION “‘ G Y ——380 Meters
behcneetaily, N. Y.
General Elm-Irk- Cmnpany
11:30 A. 3'.“ Stock market quotations.
.1135 A. M.” \\'L.ittier lmceast.
11:55 A. bin-Tim» signals.
1:00 I'. M.—.\lusic and address.
“Foods tor Cronin—Cereals." by
Mary G. .\lr~Corn:ivk. Supervisor of
Nutrmnn. New York State Depart-
ment 0! Health.
{5:00 1'. .\l.»-l'm.iuee and stock mar-
; ket quotations; news bulletins: base~
‘ hull results.
5:15 P. a‘l.’_‘\.(‘f‘k‘_\' report on con-
ditions of roads in New York State.
by Frederic S. Greene. State Com-
missioner of llighwnis.
:25 l'. M.-—llnse-lmil Scores.
:30 P. til.———l'im;mm of National
Electric Might Araoclation. Carnegie
Hall. New York.
130-7:45 P. .\l.-Orgsn recital.
Mir—43:00 P. M.——.\lusical selections
:00 P. M.——Soprnno solf‘s by Anna
“-3—!
(‘hamlmr of Commerce.
:45 P. M.-~Soprcno solo.
Case.
STATION \V J Y ——405 Meters
Broaden-t Central
Aeolian "all. N. Y. City.
4:30 P. .\l.—.Hoiel Commodore 0r-
cheotrn, under personal direction of
Tlernard Levltow. -
”:30 l". .\l.-J‘nnm-rts by the Ritz-Carl-
ton Root Orchestra. .
8:30 P. .‘sl.—"l.nughs from Life" (Wit
and humor or the week.)
9:00 P. M.—-Snuthern dialect mono-
lougucs by Louise Alice Williams.
10:00 P. M.—Solos by Frank Blyer.
tenor. of the Moulin Rouge.
STATION' “12.41“ (402 Meter)
American Telephone and Telegram:
11:00 :0. m.-—“.\ New Era in Mexico.
a. talk by George A. Hastings. Stat!
Lecturer at the Lecture Bureau.
Hoard of education.
11:!“ a. m.—"Plnnts for thelfiummer
Porch." a talk by Leonard limol.
Editor of ‘Garden' Magazine.
4200 p. m.—Recitai by Hazel Frank-
lin Baney. Soprano. accompanied by
. .lutrio.
4:1“!9. 2: rim—Piano recital by Dorothy
M. Poet.
4:80 p. m.-—Recltal by Hazel Frank-
lin Bailey. Soprano.
4:45 p. row—Piano recital by Dorothy
M. Post.
5:00-5:80 p. m.——P§'ogram to be an-
nounced. ‘
7:80 p. m.-—-"Perronal Assets," a tour
by Dr. Charles J. Brophy. member
of tbo Oral Hygiene Committee of
Greater New York. arranged
* through the Health Speakers eer-
vioe ottbo New York Tuberculosis
Association.
1:45 p. u.——Coneort by the York Trio
. oi Bert Brenner. Violin:
Go 1". nahoney. Pianist: and
Na! hen. ’Cetlo. under. direction
at Edwin am"-
by Anna
- ”—0” or a series of “Hon:
"Zizy'fiw- given through cop
or rho‘itatlonol‘duuty _;
vm‘oltsm ’ 3"
"V who.» the
s Thrills. At N...~. ' .
Reunion'Of D’Anli , I ._
. And— Palmer He, .ilted ;
. IDA RUBENBTEIN, THE DANGER, AHD n'ammo
i.~~~l‘a ris is thrilled Just now over the reconciliation
of Ida liuhinuoin. the dancer and her
warrior-punt ul‘ Flume, iiahriel l,)'
While, Ill" it ape: ring in “Phedrc”; D'Annunzio‘s play, and the
wet i'iln'l oil the «lancer and locked his house against her humble en-
l‘niflte liicmmr Duse .tlic ti'agediennc. also jilted by D‘Anmmrio,
who filliii'JI‘Il hnr grief in break her life. lda hided her time in Africa,
hunti~w Hum and now his reconciliation is believed complete.
“I run a man remade," says the cnprmous poet.
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BROAD ASTER
NEWS
Cam (Metropolitan Grand Opera
Company.)
8:15 P .\l.—~Arldross. Julius H. Barnes
President or the l,‘nitetl State).
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Eminent
1:18 :p; 'nw-‘Iiolllun.’ '07 Dr. RQB.
Macro. at tho American. Chemical
- Society. . : _
8:15 p. urn—"Young workers". 31;}.
School." by Kerrie Biogel. Director
oi flight. School‘s. .
8:80 at. n.—Concett arranged by Lara.
day Brothers. ,
0:80 p. n.-—Concert by the Mozart
flinging Society. direction' of Carl
l-loln. ’
iozoo—Solca by \Votan Zoellner, v10.
llniet. ‘
10:18 p. arm—Concert by the .‘(osart
Singing Society. direction at Carl
10:80 p. ru.-—80los by Wotan Zoollnor,
violinist.
10:“ p. m.-—Solos by Wanda Norman
pianist.
11:00 p. m.—Timo
weather forecast.
11:00 p. m.——Solos by Wanda Norman.
signals and
«so P. Sin—Bongo by the 1am
Qumetta of Newark. ,
7:28{ P. M.—ane Ball Scores.
Senote and House
in~ Final Session
HARTFORD. June 7.—-—Chaplalo
Campbell in the Senate. making the
final prayer or the session. referred
to the work of the legislature. de-
claringxtnat body had done its work
well and honestly. He also referred
to Lieutenant Govornor Btugham
2:6 orpised his work as presiding of-
et. ' '
Carnival capo began to creep into
the Senate in anticipation oi the
“last day" celebration. sounds of
which were echoing from the hall or
Henry Collins Brown. well-known.
lecturer on “Oi New York.‘ dime—i
tor of the New uscum of the City;
of New York. and editor a! Valen-
tine‘s Manual of Old New York.
8:80 p. m.—Concert by the York Trln
8:40 p. m.——Recltal by one o! the op-
eratic stars in the Summer Opera
under the direction of tho Maurice
Frank Grand Opera Company.
:55-10:00 p. m.-—Broadcaeting ot the
Annual Meeting of the National
Electric Light Association direct
from Carnegie Hall. New York. This
meeting will be broadoaot simultan-
eously by {our of the greatest
broadcasting etatlons in the coun-
try. WEAF (092 Meters) Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Com-
pany. New York City: W0? (:80
Motors) The General Electric Com-
pany. Schenectady: KDKA (836 Me-
ten) Westinghouse Eelctric and
Manufacturing Company. Pitts-
burgh: and KYW (“1 Meters).
Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
facturing Coma-1y. Chicago. The
threo out-ot-town stations will be
connoctod by special long distance
telephone lines of the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
This is the first time in tho history
of radio that broadcasting on such
a large scale has ever been done.
:00 p. m.—Addrees by Mr. Martin J.
Insult, Chairman oi tho National
Electric Light Association.
9:05 p. m.—Vocal selections by Anna
Case. celebrated Metropolitan Opera.
star. .'
9:20 p. m.—Addrelo by Mr.'Jullus H.
Barbee. President of the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
9:55 p. m.—Vocal soloctloos by Anna.
Case.
STAflO! I'll (0“ Met-I)
Broadcast CeatulénAooliau Ball. 8. Y.
y.
8:00 p. m.--!‘aohion developments
prepared by Women's Wear.
8:45 p. ‘m.-—-Puag Chow. Talks. By
Harper Brothers.
4:00 p. [IL—BIBOWl scores every ai-
teen minutes from this tuao.
4:05 p. m.-solos by William Vander-
car. tenor.
4:15 p. m.-“A Little Lav tor the La-
dies." by Isabel Giles. LL 3.
4:30 p. a.——Boloo by Willis.- Vander-
car. tenor. '
5:15 p. n.—Youth's Companion story
readin. '
0:45 p. m.—Daily report. of New York
State Department 0! Farms and
Markets (Farm and Homo Reports).
0:00 p. m—Jack Rabbit Stories. by
David Cory.
7:80 p. pan-Clive: Jubilu talk.
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“Had stomach trouble torso yearn
and may win bod eight weeks
with terrible cram...” writes A. I.
Lyons, Dayton. Ohio. “The doctors
did not help me and I could V held
nothing on up; mach mvfoioy
moo-moms.“ scraps..."
man. Can eotanytbiog" sour sten-
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L. Bamborger'ar 03.. Newark. N. J.
9.
New Color Expert." by Bertha Zim-
2:
8:00 P. Its—”Fink Aid I-Iinte” by Dr.
or.
which would have continued certain
8:80 P. .—-Mlss Minnie A. Lucey. '
head o the Home Department in state grants for 11 towns which had
8:45 P. M.-—Continuation of the series
6:
6:
0:80 P. M.—-Piano solos by Elsa A.
the House through the capitol.
The Senate passed in concurrence
a bill tlving Hartford the power to
supply water to Windsor. .
The bill concerning the Jusirdic-
tion 0 (the district court of Water-
bury was passed after it had re-
ceived a minor amendment.
The Senate confirmed Governor
Templeton's nomination of Charles
R. Treat at Orange and Albert 13.
Handel: of Salisbury to be members
of the Milk Regulation board. For-
etlted rights were restored to Antonio
Giorgio or Harttor’d and Harvoy A.
Rice or Moriden. Without opposition
the Senato receded and concurred
with the House in reieotlng tho bill
pianist.
BTA’HON “won"
405 Meters
00 P. IL—“Every Woman Can be a
nor of the Color Harmony Associa-
tion of New York.
45 P. IL—Bongs by Margaret Zond-
er,‘ lyric soprano of New York, now
appearing at the Century Theatro.
New York.
Harriett Van Buren Peckbam. of
Broklyn. Dr. Peckham has been
practicing for over 30 years.
15 P. hi.—Songs by Margaret lend-
the. M‘ontclair Public Schools. will on placed in a'dlflerent cl flea-
.. tlon.
7553* on Better Homes in Amcr- Senator_ Atchison announced that
he would be forced to withdraw as
Srnate member of the commission to
investigate the working of the ballot
law. Senator MacDonald was ap-
pointed m his stead.
The Senate rejected a bill concern-
ing a change in the statue on fraud
in real estate transactions. providing
that contracts must be made in writ-
ing. Th“ bill was the center of live-
ly debate for halt an hour and was
defeated 17 to 9.
HARTFORD. June 7.-—8peakcr
of talks liven undu- the auspices of
the New Jersey Tuberculosis League
Ervln Manneaa. Principal of Milford
School. Newark. will speak on
"Health in Schools". '
15 P. M.—-“I<Iome Garden Hints"—
supplied by the National Garden
Bureau.
10 P. IL—Continuation of tho oerles
ol talks given by Doris Doecher.
Physical Culture Expert. of the New
York Board of Education.
Prayer use also“ by Chaplain Cools
logo and a. tow minutes stunned the
members commenced to make a
rocket by but!" their desk cotter;
Rod. white and blue balloons beam to
float through the Sousa and paw '*
wads began to ily ten minute! nae}
the opening. _
Charles E. Lord of Mlddletown.
mall messenger was the recipient of
a gift of a gold link watch chain
from the seven women numbers of
the House in appreciation of the
courtesy shown theta. 7
311‘. Bell or satiation! was the tir-
got (or many a missile sad ow oi
the balloons exploded on his head.
lie was escorted to the specter"-
chalr in a hub-bub and nearly broke
the gavel in. trying to obtain order.
and bandannao. romlnioceat of the
den, at Alien Thurman. vice prod.
doutlsl candidate. were ta evidence
today. being carriod conspicuously by
women members of the Hem—to
dry their teen. they oald‘at parting
with tho’other legislators.
Anson Norton. the St-yoabold spoo-
tater. who has missed only two days . .
of the union was on hand2to’oay
good bye. ‘ .
Carnival caps bodocked thohesdo’ a;
members. paper sorpouttues mad
about their necks end floated throng. _ l:
the air and squakers and rattleoaddod
to the din of tho banging desk covers.
Shouting at the top of bio voieo tel-fit
attention "Speaker" Bell was poked
from all quarters to ”apes louder.“
Speaker Nickornl 1: Chem!!!
retreated before the tea carnival
reached its height.
Fill loll -
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Windov panel last. longer it kept
away tron: baseball grounds.
Go to pest house. Demand shall-
pox. Rather inconvenient, but keeps
one single through June.
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Till! E
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DAVENPO
“Goods .
A Ptaoo so In ’ar hilaaoo
and Pom-log op autos for Rollo Uoo
CATERER FOB PARTIES
HOTEL DAVENPORT
coma SHORES
Cheer Within" "l3:
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Cakes
Nickcrson called the House to order
Kitchen. today for the last session of 1923.
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ramp sworn or LOCAL CHAIN
On completion 0! quarters attend; leased on Main Street. Nor-
uulk. in the new building to be occupied partly by the I’m! Ollk'c
Plggly Wiggly Falrflelil lne.. will open its Store No. 8. store No 1‘
is located in Stamford and Store No. 2 in fireemslrh. Both Stores
are popular tin-ausc- of high grade gmt‘t'riEs sold at a low price level.
and the convenient Piggly \‘l’iggl; Shopping System.
LOCAL PIGGLY WIGOLY INDEPENDENT UNIT
Piggly fi’lmtlr l-‘alrilrlcl Inn. has ne‘er laud any financial eon-
neetion with Manhattan l'lguly Wiggly. which operated stores in
Bridgeport and New listen as well as in New Yuri: lit-It. Neither
has I any financial connection with l’lgaly “1|:eg bum. tutu. rc-
eeutlr the subject at imam-int continent because oi manipulation on
the New York Sim-Ii Exchange. '
Piggly Wiggly Fairlie-id lne.. Is and always has: been on Indo-
pemtent imam-lat unit [in-sued to operate stores in Greenwich, sum-
lord. Not-unlit and So. Noni-lit under a'perpetual [ram-hire obtained
direct from I'igglx “‘iggly Corporation 0! Memphis. Tmmesree. where
the Pigeg “‘iggly System originated.
Net a share of slm-k at [‘13eg Wiggly Falrfleld tr osmod by any
other l’laglr \l'igaly Organisation. nor by outer-rs at such other
organization. its own airline” and directors are all residents at either
Stamford or Greenwich.
PBOBPBBOUS BUSINESS
The business of the corporation has been successful from the
opening or In am More. Quarterly dividends at the annual rate of
eight per cent. have been paid to all stockholders. The earnings
hl\e been more than tour tlmco the dividend requirements, so that
a surplus bu‘almdy been accumulated.
The sum-cos Q! Piggly Wiggly I‘alrfield loe.. is due to careful
bunt-less methods. [convenient dropping oysters: tor automate and
the sound policy at offering to the public not only the benefit of
a low price-level, but also an opportunity to rbuo in the prolio oi
the business.
mm BEARING-
]: is obvious"tbat those purchasing blgb grade groceries at low
prices in our stores are saving umoey. it Is likewise obvious that
by roceiviag dividends from shares held In the some our-mutton.
-they are sharing h profits which their on dons help in part to
mate. Plggly Wiggly Fairleld Inc, owes much at its enemas to the
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ASSETS ‘
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PROFfi‘ SHARING . ‘
BY LOCAL PIGGLY ‘WIGGLY CHAIN
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Music Every Evening—0:30 to 0:00
snarl-on, OOH.
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goodwill mated by this attitude oi tiling-ass to We by
allowing shale-ownership in the moon. m sham par-
ticipateohthoummgootanmum “Nahum“. It
has long hoe-"in sarcasm! operatiaa is England and W.
Because we are to open a store in Norwalk. we now ofler to
residents of Norualk an opportunity to bu-ome prom sharers through
purchase at our “outcry Eight Per Cent. Porters-red stock. which Is
also cumulativ- and participating. Preferred shore—owns” dividends
are computed trmn date oi purchase. At parent we all! tut-indu- a
bounce to «mourn aux-k equal to one out. the number! at preferred
shares purchased. Stuart-s may be ordered in anwunls at two and
upwards in crux: hundreds.
FINANCIAL 8’11an
The statement below also“ What our business mummie-
ta-eeu. May 80. and Ik‘l‘lflllbl‘l‘ so, I028. a period of kbo than eight
months. It inqumuly requiem a your or more baton a one our-
porstlon can sin». a prom. Our business was unite—nativity operated
and has been profitable them the wry beginning.
The addition at murrstoreo stimuli matte II «on more profitable
sinee our pro-eat administrative organisation and not be unused
in the same proportion. The mteumt to lake- (mm our sanual
repeat. and a complete copy oi tho report will be mefled to some
on request. We also call attention to a coupon [allowing the Igor-es.
In considerlng the putter oi hocomiog a shareholder, we make
the following suggestion:—
flyouwlshwcououitalhirdpuroon.byolllueuuodooo.nabg
hplaLthatyoum‘uktug-bout Piggly Whigmvm on.
peutloniornoneyiskeeneeiodoythoaltnoaguaflouogo.
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Current Assets: ' m h m 1.”
Cub..............812,570.00 Gui-rout mama; “chateau-0.”, ,gg ;-' ..
A ‘ m m m m m‘u “ . 3:" v’
ooouau Nimble 1,418.21 lag mm. - «a . . Infill-O "unsure! .7
Inventory at Cost . .~ 9,995.10 no a" wt'". more.“ totem ' ' l -
E Accounts royobto'om 10 “ 0““ 'm‘.\ 1
Wm”: “1mm: arson oao .‘———". . f
pessneprecition 12,500.80 _, you. ram ”.1... 10,500.00 WOO-I M 1 f .
Prepaid Insurance .... 210.38 > . I”, "”M ' , ‘ ,2.”
Organization and Other ' M m. M w. .....8 1m
- mtfiam... ‘6'“35. “.mMs-.su.g m “* mm”! '1
W m Cm M. W. t. , , 00‘ meg ......,¢ 80..“ ’
sad Eapeo. 921430 8 ‘1” about. Issued. - , __ . x
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0 Franchise, m. at Cost 8,000.40 0‘. I .u.._._....,.... 0.100." . w _...0 8:08.70
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